Apple is reopening its stores to visitors

Due to the Omicron variant, many companies postponed their return to office dates. In the past weeks, some of its physical stores have been partially closed to visitors. apple, For UK customers Apple Store opened its doors again.

As part of the coronavirus measures, Apple, which has transferred its physical stores in many countries to the appointment system, announced that it will make changes for the UK for now. While 38 stores in the UK are expected to be fully opened to users, the company only 17 Apple Stores Removed the appointment requirement.

17 Apple Stores in the UK will now accept visitors without an appointment

Explaining that it cares about public health, Apple has recently imposed a supplementary dose requirement on its employees. This application, which covers both office and store employees, will be available to Apple Store employees and internal employees from January 24. Employees who are not vaccinated regularly to PCR test Announcing that it should enter the company, Apple informed all its employees via e-mail.

in December Omicron The UK government, which started to take measures for its variant, has started to implement the measures it calls “Plan B” to slow the increase in coronavirus cases. After the announcement of the measures, Apple, which switched to the appointment system for entrances to its physical stores, started preparations to open its doors to all users after about a month.

Apple Stores that can be visited without an appointment;

• Basingstoke
• bath
• Brent Cross
• Bromley The Glades
• Brighton
• Bristol Cribbs Causeway
• Kent Bluewater
• Lakeside (Essex)
• Liverpool
• London Covent Garden
• London Regent Street
• Plymouth
• reading
• Stratford
• Southampton
• White City

It is worth remembering that the appointment system still continues for the remaining 21 stores. However, it is estimated that the company will change its visitor policy, which it has limited due to the pandemic process, in the coming weeks.